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1. Introduction
2. Some quotes about intuition (1)
3. Some quotes about intuition (2)
4. How do we make decisions?
5. How do we make critical decisions?
6. Two ingredients of almost all decisions
7. Description of Linda
8. Some questions about Linda
9. Typical responses
10. Why the typical order is logically inconsistent
11. Line test (1)
12. Line test (2)
13. The path of this lecture
14. A dictionary definition of intuition
15. Characteristics of intuition
16. Two systems of thought
17. Hogarth's working definition
18. Where does intuition come from?
19. Learning from experience
20. The two Rogers
21. Typhoid for all?
22. The learning structure
23. How good is your tacit knowledge?
24. Some implications
25. Intuition and expertise
26. Predictability of the environment
27. When should you trust your intuition? (1)
28. When should you trust your intuition? (2)
29. When should you trust your intuition? (3)
30. Can you educate your intuition?
31. How to educate your intuition (1)
32. How to educate your intuition (2)
33. How to educate your intuition (3)
34. How to educate your intuition (4)
35. Summary (1)
36. Summary (2)
37. Bibliography

Topics Covered

• Quotes about intuition
• How do we make decisions?
• Deliberate thought vs. intuition
• Some examples
• What is intuition?
• Two systems of thought
• Intuition defined
• Learning from experience
• Kind and wicked learning structures
• Intuition and expertise
• How good is intuition?
• When should you trust intuition?
• How to educate your intuition

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Series:

• Making Decisions

Categories:

• Management, Leadership & Organisation

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Publication History

• Published on September 27, 2011